When you're needy (like needing sleep), you'll try to fulfill your needs with anything (like food). If you want to loose weight, fulfill your needs, including non-hunger needs.
"DisplayMate said this means that it's now "absolutely pointless" to increase the display resolution and pixels per inch of the iPhone any further, since there would be "no visual benefit" for users."
The difference between Angular and React is that Angular is code in an HTML document and React is HTML in a JS file. So Angular favors designers who do little or no JS coding. React requires everyone to code JS.
It's a team skillset question, rather than which is superior.
The problem with asm.js (and now WebAssembly) is it targets C++ delevopers. No one who works on the web codes in C++. The best thing they can do for adoption is to compile from a langauge that web developers already use: C#, Java, ruby, python, etc. I'd love to use something like this, but I can't expect my coworkers to learn C++ and the company to buy C++ tooling.
It's nice to see the pendulum swing back to static analysis of your code. If you want static code analysis, GWT is very stable and all the issues worked out, which there will be in a 1.0 release. GWT's UIBinder is one 2.0 feature that cleans up your code quite a bit while keeping static code analysis. The compiler will error when Java code refers to UIBinder's HTML markup that doesn't exist.
When a piece of data come in, store it everywhere you need it. This might be aggregated tables (if you don't use indexed views) or whatever you may need. If you have background processes like ETL, you'll use a lot of your hardware for processing at the expense of queries.
Avoid ETL. You've got one shot to store your data everywhere.
I've been following NaCl, and it worries me that the compiled code only works on a particular version of Chrome. NaCl 0.5 only works with Chrome 14, 0.4 works with Chrome 13, etc.
Slashdot had an editorial layer with moderation and metamoderation ages ago. To me, ranking quality content (or in Slashdot's case, quality comments) isn't particularly new, or "Web 3.0".
You know, this wouldn't have happened without Linux. They'll charge as much as they can get away with. I guess they are starting to see real competition.
> this working microbial fuel cell takes C,H,O in as vinegar or cellulose, and outputs H2 and CO2! Do you really call that 'carbon neutral' as a fuel source?
Vinegar and cellulose is made from plants that get CO2 from the air. It's taking CO2 from the air and returning it. Since the CO2 isn't mined and released in the air, it seems OK in my book.
Did you know that Skype routes other people's traffic through your connection, b/c they are behind a NAT? Two NAT'ed boxes makes it impossible for mere mortals to connect to each other.
Granted, *some* people can setup port forwarding, but not my Grandmother.
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You mean it hasn't been disabled already?
When you're needy (like needing sleep), you'll try to fulfill your needs with anything (like food). If you want to loose weight, fulfill your needs, including non-hunger needs.
This is really about Azure. This is another example where MS isn't thinking about on-prem.
For those of us who don't have $75,000 to install OpenStack, you can do it yourself, https://www.ubuntu.com/opensta...
"DisplayMate said this means that it's now "absolutely pointless" to increase the display resolution and pixels per inch of the iPhone any further, since there would be "no visual benefit" for users."
Clearly they haven't used Google Cardboard.
The difference between Angular and React is that Angular is code in an HTML document and React is HTML in a JS file. So Angular favors designers who do little or no JS coding. React requires everyone to code JS.
It's a team skillset question, rather than which is superior.
... like on a track. In which case it'll cut the corners and underestimate.
True, but I want the programmers I work with to be engineers -- people who make sure everything should work and not fall apart.
I don't give it much chance unfortunately. Even if I wanted to code in C (which I don't), I wouldn't be able to get it used in our development shop.
However if they had a C# to WebAssembly compiler (that utilized the JS garbage collector), it would be much easier to start using this at work.
The problem with asm.js (and now WebAssembly) is it targets C++ delevopers. No one who works on the web codes in C++. The best thing they can do for adoption is to compile from a langauge that web developers already use: C#, Java, ruby, python, etc. I'd love to use something like this, but I can't expect my coworkers to learn C++ and the company to buy C++ tooling.
Sounds like data mining
Sounds like it's time for DANE, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D.... SSL certificates via DNS
It's nice to see the pendulum swing back to static analysis of your code. If you want static code analysis, GWT is very stable and all the issues worked out, which there will be in a 1.0 release. GWT's UIBinder is one 2.0 feature that cleans up your code quite a bit while keeping static code analysis. The compiler will error when Java code refers to UIBinder's HTML markup that doesn't exist.
When a piece of data come in, store it everywhere you need it. This might be aggregated tables (if you don't use indexed views) or whatever you may need. If you have background processes like ETL, you'll use a lot of your hardware for processing at the expense of queries.
Avoid ETL. You've got one shot to store your data everywhere.
I've been following NaCl, and it worries me that the compiled code only works on a particular version of Chrome. NaCl 0.5 only works with Chrome 14, 0.4 works with Chrome 13, etc.
http://code.google.com/chrome/nativeclient/docs/running.html#browser
Downtime comes from people. The more people involved, the more downtime you'll have.
Two weakest points of Java are:
1) Date/Time objects
2) Generics
as compared to C#/.Net -- having worked professionally in both. No langauge is going to fix these two.
(Though you can use Joda for date/time handling.)
Slashdot had an editorial layer with moderation and metamoderation ages ago. To me, ranking quality content (or in Slashdot's case, quality comments) isn't particularly new, or "Web 3.0".
You know, this wouldn't have happened without Linux. They'll charge as much as they can get away with. I guess they are starting to see real competition.
Imagine if merely walking or running triggers this. Imagine how easy it would be to connect two devices.
> this working microbial fuel cell takes C,H,O in as vinegar or cellulose, and outputs H2 and CO2! Do you really call that 'carbon neutral' as a fuel source?
Vinegar and cellulose is made from plants that get CO2 from the air. It's taking CO2 from the air and returning it. Since the CO2 isn't mined and released in the air, it seems OK in my book.
You just described Java.
You did not take into account MS in your theory.
Ahh bullsh**.
Did you know that Skype routes other people's traffic through your connection, b/c they are behind a NAT? Two NAT'ed boxes makes it impossible for mere mortals to connect to each other.
Granted, *some* people can setup port forwarding, but not my Grandmother.
AOL funds Mozilla developers, so if MS bought AOL, I can only imagine what would happen to them.
I agree.
# svn-ch-7-sect-2.3.3)c ed.locking.html)
We use Subversion (see http://subversion.tigris.org/) with srvany (see http://www.iopus.com/guides/srvany.htm) at work on a Windows server and TortoiseSVN (http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/) on the clients and it works very well for code *and* documents. I would use SVN version 1.2 as it handles binary files better by being able to lock files.
We find "svn:ignore" useful (http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/svn-book.html
And "svn:needs-lock" (http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.advan